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... cause had ceased , would cause a rise in the barometer . The variation in the pressure , is not confined to the parallel , where the cause of the secondary currents exists ; but extends as far as the cur- rents themselves . The greater ...
... cause had ceased , would cause a rise in the barometer . The variation in the pressure , is not confined to the parallel , where the cause of the secondary currents exists ; but extends as far as the cur- rents themselves . The greater ...
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... cause any important effect ; but there are many local causes that influence the course of the winds in a very re- markable degree . We have hitherto considered the sphere as at rest ; let us now ascribe to it a diurnal motion upon its ...
... cause any important effect ; but there are many local causes that influence the course of the winds in a very re- markable degree . We have hitherto considered the sphere as at rest ; let us now ascribe to it a diurnal motion upon its ...
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... cause of er- ror is introduced , for the arc will be no longer circular . The al- ternations of temperature acting upon the braces , and upon the arc , will cause a third set of errors ; and these last will be con- stantly varying ...
... cause of er- ror is introduced , for the arc will be no longer circular . The al- ternations of temperature acting upon the braces , and upon the arc , will cause a third set of errors ; and these last will be con- stantly varying ...
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DANAS POEMS | 115 |
GERMAN LITERATURE | 150 |
ART PAGE | 220 |
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